The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-05-13
COUNTY, NEWS.
Friday, May LIB, 1887,
MINOR LOCALS

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The last number of the Kent Neacs
came out in new dress.
The Reynolds Bros. are removing
their can factory TO Havre de Grace.
Large lot of fencing wire, Sets. a
pound, at Wiley & Fryer's, Colora.
The Appeal will Coale up shortly
for the fall campaign.
Grubb's Creamery at Pilot Town
will be run this season by Z NJ.
Haines.
Jno. w. Owens of Port Deposit
has been granted pension by the
Government.
That pretentious literary humbug
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland has
become an assistant school teacher.
The Friends Yearly Meeting of
Philadelphia opened on Saturday
last and was continued this week.
Syringes, Shoulder Braces, Breast
Pumps, Rupture Belts, Brushes, &C., at
DR.. L. R. Kinks Drug Store. At
Barclay Reynolds is going to try
mules. He bought and traded with
a drover for pair on Saturday,
Mr.. Conner is in hope to be ready
to commence butter making at his
new creamery on Monday next.
The Hall is almost ready for the
drama The committee have erected
an ample stage and purchased 20 doz'
en- chairs for seating the audience.
The Quarterly Conference, Noting.
ham Circuit will be held to morrow,
l4th inst, at P. NJ, at Union NJ. E.
Church.
A brand new Sewing Machine for
a song. Apply at the MIDLAND office
fo- particulars
A burglar entered S. M. Aliens
watch and jewelry store in North
East one night last week and stole
eight or ten dollars worth of stuff.
Mr.. j. j. Bennett, the active spirit
of lakewood is pushing improvements
in building, and report says he will
erect cannery at that place.
Barnes & Hartenstine shipped an
other drove of Lancaster Co. fed cat.
tie from Rising Sun to Philadelphia
last Friday. They brought the high
est price.
From now until June goth is the
time to SOW clover seed. You can
get it of good quality and cheap at
A. L. Duyckinck & Co.
j. G. Hindman, auctioneer sold
the Adams farm on Monday, to Jno.
r. Bond for $4,000. The farm is
situated near Port Deposit and con-
tains 234 acres.
A new invoice of wide embroidery;
Swiss, nansook and cambria, ham
burg in all widths just received at
E, R. Buffington's.
The first Quarterly Meeting for
Hopewell M. E. Church will be held
next Sunday 18th inst. The Presid.
ing Elder, W. L. S. Murray, will
preach at 1890 A. M.
The managers of the Cecil Mutual
Fire Insurance Company at their
meeting on Tuesday, determined to
raise the rate of insurance from four
to six per cent on the premium notes.
DR.. Kirk has further improved and
beautifed his lot fronting on Cherry
street by planting a row of eyer
greens which he procured at George
Balderston's Colora nurseries.
George Moniteur, Chesapeake
City's baker fell dead suddenly last
week. He complained of feeling un-
we'll. and was lying on the sofa when
he suddenly rolled to the floor a
corpse.
The First Quarterly Meeting for
this Conference year for Hopewell
M E. Church will be Sunday, May
18th. Preaching at l0l A. NJ. by the
Elder, w. L. S. Murray. Come out
and hear him.
Shad have sold at Bald Friar for
cents apiece. The traders will only
take the pick for which a good price
is paid. The culls are then sold for
what ever they will fetch on the
shore.
The recent rains have all been warm
and not accompanied by hard wind,
which so often injure fruit trees while
in bloom This season the blossoms
have not suffered from this source and
the young fruit is setting beautifully.
Samuel Small of Elkton has taken
some of his prize winner settlers to
the New York bench show; we hope
Samuel will bring back prize collar
on the neck Of each curly cared purp,
The tripod on which IRE Cecil
Democrat party at present rests is